Nevertheless, we have seen courts diverging on key issues, meaning that the rules in each case will likely vary significantly and will likely be finally resolved only after multiple appeals.

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Tuesday, Gore offered a schedule for a total recount in the three disputed counties: If the recounts start immediately, all the numbers could be finalized in seven days, with plenty of time left over for multiple appeals.

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After multiple appeals, none responded to questions.

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Advocates of a repeal say Connecticut's current law keeps inmates on death row for extended periods of time, who are often engaged in multiple appeals, and presents taxpayers with far larger costs than if the convict were placed in the general prison population serving a life sentence.

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The appeals court issued multiple rulings in this case, with a three-judge panel initially siding with Arizona.

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Previous DEC appeals shown on multiple TV and radio channels have raised millions of pounds for victims of wars and natural disasters.

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He had said in multiple interviews that he had waived the appeals process because he knew he would kill again if he was not executed.

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The appeals judges agreed with Anthony's argument that the multiple convictions amounted to double jeopardy.

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Finally, in the next sentence of her speech, Sotomayor went on to specify that she was addressing the dynamics of an appellate court with multiple judges (such as the three-judge and en banc panels on which she sits as an appeals court judge and the Supreme Court), rather than talking about a trial court context in which a single judge presides.

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